My day with the car seller

Believe it or not but yesterday, I've spent my whole day with a car seller and the car seller wasn't even a woman with wonderful breasts. No, not at all, his name is Daniel and he's around mid-fifties... Let me explain how that occured:
Yesterday, I had an appointment at 9:30 am at a Kia car store after that I found two interesting pre-owned cars on their website. After testing the first car (a Nissan Versa), I wanted to try the second one, a Kia Forte, which interested me more. The problem is that the seller has never managed to find this car, not even after several phone calls, nor after a long "wild-goose chase" that took us to a car retailer, few miles from the Kia store but without finding it.
The good point of this long-lasting car purchase is that I've learned typical american idioms such as "wild-goose chase" that means : "a worthless chase or hunt; a futile pursuit"
Coming back to my story, it was about 11:00 am when we gave up with this Kia Forte chase. Luckily, the seller had another used Kia Forte that I was able to try this time. As I was interested in the car, we began a long business discussion that took us to an agreement at around 1:00 pm (I don't give you all the details with another seller and the sales department manager coming in at different times to explain to me the wonderful bargain it was...)
Then it took us an extra hour to fill in all the paper work and at the end, the finance manager of the store asked the seller to go with me to the bank to get a cashier check for the car. As the store also required a valid car insurance, I took my seller with me at the insurance company and he quietly waited for me in the car. At 3:30, bank and insurance were all set, but as I had to pick up the kids at the bus at 4:00 pm, I proposed to my seller to wait for the kids at home in front of a cup of coffee.
We finally drove back to the store, which is at a 20 min drive with good weather conditions, to finish the purchase. At 5:30 pm, I left the store driving our Dodge, followed by the seller in his own car and by another seller from the garage in our new Kia as they nicely proposed to drive the new car to our house. In the meantime, the weather had completely changed and it took us 40 min in a snow storm to get to the house.
6:30 pm was the end of this endless car purchase.!

PS :
- some of you may wonder why the seller came with me for all this administration work (bank, insurance...). He explained to me that it's because many customers say they will come back to buy the car but they often change their minds. The store wanted to be sure not to lose a precious client!
- here is another interesting idiom I've learned during this day : "bumper to bumper warranty", a warranty that includes all part of the vehicle from the front to the rear bumper.